Coverage dated January 10, 2023 to January 11, 2023
White House: Jill Biden has two cancerous lesions removed
Headline from Arkansas Democrat-Gazette
Surgeons removed a cancerous lesion above first lady Jill Biden 's right eye and one on her chest, the White House said Wednesday, while a third lesion on her left eyelid was being examined.
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Jill Biden will undergo surgery to remove a potentially cancerous lesion above her right eye. President Joe Biden accompanied his wife to the Walter Reed military hospital in Maryland, where
The first lady's office says Jill Biden's surgery to remove a potentially cancerous lesion above her right eye is “proceeding well and as expected.” Biden is at the Walter Reed
Surgeons removed a cancerous lesion above first lady Jill Biden 's right eye and one on her chest, the White House said Wednesday, while a third lesion on her left eyelid was being examined.
Another lesion taken from above her left eye is being examined, but the issue does not appear to be serious and the first lady is expected to make a full recovery.
WEDNESDAY, Jan. 11, 2023 (HealthDay News) -- First Lady Jill Biden is scheduled to have surgery Wednesday morning to have a lesion removed from above her right eye.
The White House says surgeons have removed a cancerous lesion above first lady Jill Biden’s right eye, as well as another cancerous lesion on her chest.
First Lady Jill Biden had two cancerous skin lesions removed on Wednesday, the president’s physician said, and all cancerous tissue was fully removed from both.
First lady Jill Biden's had Mohs outpatient surgery Wednesday to remove a lesion above her right eye following a cancer screening. Her doctors recommended it be removed and checked for any signs of cancer.
Doctors on Wednesday successfully removed two cancerous growths on the US first lady, Jill Biden, and she is now considered clear of danger, the White House physician said.
BETHESDA, Md. -- First lady Jill Biden, accompanied by President Joe Biden, traveled to a military hospital on Wednesday for surgery to remove a lesion discovered during a routine skin
First lady Jill Biden returned to the White House on Wednesday after undergoing an outpatient surgical procedure to remove cancerous tissue from two lesions.
The lesions were determined to be basal cell carcinoma, a relatively unaggressive form of skin cancer, and the first lady was “in good spirits” after the procedure, the White House physician said.
